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Roland Fitness

Strength and
capacity for the years you actually want.

The 360 is a proper assessment of how you move and perform today. Six areas, tested one to one. We don’t guess. We test, assess and plan, then retest so you can see the change.

How it works

Baseline. Train. Retest.

  1. Baseline

    We test six areas and find where you are today.

  2. 12-week block

    Your programme is built from what the tests show, not from a template.

  3. Retest

    We repeat the tests and compare. You see what changed and what’s next.

Six areas

What we test

Strength

The base for everything else: pushing, pulling, lifting and carrying.

Mobility

Moving freely through everyday positions, with less stiffness and fewer niggles.

Balance & stability

Staying steady and in control as the years go on.

Power

Producing force quickly, for stairs, stumbles and getting up off the floor.

Cardio

Building the engine, and how quickly you get your breath back after effort.

Lifestyle

Food and sleep too, if they’re getting in the way.

What you walk away with

A report you can actually use.

Every Full 360 ends with a written report: where you stand in each area for your age and sex, and a clear plan for the next 12 weeks. Here's an example.

Sample report · Male, 54

Fictional example

  • MobilitySit-and-reach +4 cm · Shoulder reach: L & R clear · Ankle dorsiflexion: 11 cm (L) / 12 cm (R)
    On track
  • StrengthGrip 46 kg (R) / 44 kg (L) · 22 push-ups (age 50–59 norm: 15–24)
    On track
  • BalanceSingle-leg stand, eyes closed: 7 s (L) / 11 s (R) (age 50–59 target: 15 s+)
    Building
  • Power5-rep sit-to-stand: 11.8 s (age 50–59 target: <9.5 s)
    Focus
  • Cardio2-km brisk walk test (UKK protocol): 18 min 40 s · Est. VO2 score below age average
    Building
  • Lifestyle & bodyWaist-to-height 0.53 (target <0.50) · Sleep 6 h
    Building

Roland's summary & priority plan

Strong base and moves well. Power and balance are the gaps, and they matter most for stairs, stumbles and getting up off the floor.

  1. Power, twice a week. Fast chair rises and step-ups, done quickly and with control. Short sets, full rest.
  2. Balance, a little every day. Single-leg stands with fingertips lightly on the kitchen worktop for support, building to unassisted and eyes closed as control improves.
  3. Cardio, three brisk walks a week. 30 minutes, at a pace where talking is possible but not easy.

Retest in 12 weeks, with the same tests, so you can see exactly what changed.

Age-and-sex benchmarks are based on published normative fitness data (Male, 50–59 band) and Roland Fitness coaching standards. Hollow dots show realistic 12-week coaching targets. This is a functional fitness assessment, not a medical test.

Where the 360 happens

Stars Gym, Battersea.

Or a gym or studio near you with the right equipment. It takes 1 hour 20 minutes, in person.

Roland Feizo kneeling on the sled track at Stars Gym, Battersea.

Where do you want to start?

Two ways in

At home · 15 minutes

The 360 Lite

Six simple tests at home, about 15 minutes. You see your results straight away, and Roland follows up himself if you choose to send them.

About 15 minutes, no obligation

Take the 360 Lite

In person · 1 hour 20 minutes

The Full 360

Six areas, tested one to one: mobility, strength, balance, power, cardio and lifestyle. It takes 1 hour 20 minutes, in person, at Stars Gym in Battersea or a gym or studio near you with the right equipment.

Ask for my price guide and availability. I reply myself, within 24 hours.

Enquire about the Full 360

2-week programme · 12 moves · No kit

Back & Core Groundwork

Free up your back. Connect your core. Move with ease. The groundwork I start my private clients on.

See the programme

Not sure where to start? Let’s have a chat.

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